List of political parties in Estmere

Template:Politics of EstmereThis article lists political parties in Estmere.

Parties with national representation

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	Status	Seats in the Commons	Seats in the Peers	Seats in the Euclean Parliament	Ideology
		Social Democratic and Co-operative Party Sȯcydėmscratic nd Samodvẹrc Partẹ Parti social-démocratique et co-opéthâtique	Zoe Halivar	Government	253 / 600	76 / 300	39 / 116	Social democracy Co-operatism Democratic socialism Pro-Eucleanism
	The SDCP is the oldest active party in Estmere, having been founded in 1901. It was first founded as the Estmerish Section of the Workers' International, and organised with the trade union movement, but the core of the party merged with co-operativists and municipal socialists in the aftermath of the Great Collapse and rebranded, with the left splitting off into the modern day ESWI. Though a not an official successor, it effectively subsumed the ILC and the CRP, with those MPs taking the SDCP whip. The circumstance of its creation made the SDCP unique from other social democratic parties, with a distinctly co-operatist ideology. The SDCP became the second major party in the aftermath of the Great War, but was overtaken by the resurgent Reform Party in the 1980s; while they have recently again overtaken Reform. The party returned to power in the 2021 election. The party is currently led by Zoe Halivar, who is seen as a member of the soft left of the party.
		Sotirian Democratic Union Sotiġstish Dėmscratic Gadorþing Union sotchrienne-démocratique	Reginald Wilton-Smyth	Official opposition	199 / 600	60 / 300	38 / 116	Conservatism Sotirian democracy Economic liberalism
	The modern SDU was founded in 1960, as a merger of the Sotirian democratic Sotirian People's Party and the conservative National Democratic Party, which were considered the parties of the High and Low Churches respectively. This created a big tent party of the right, with social conservatism as its defining feature. The two traditional wings were joined by a monetarist faction in the 1980s. The SDU led a number of governments after its formation, and has consistently been considered a major party. Previously leading a current coalition government with the Reform Party from 2016 to 2021, the party was returned to opposition in 2021. It is currently led by Reginald Wilton-Smyth, who originates from the National Democratic wing of the party, but is considered to be a right-wing populist.
		Reform Party Venden Partẹ Parti de la r'forme	Jim Reynolds	Opposition	44 / 600	42 / 300	18 / 116	Social liberalism Progressivism Pro-Eucleanism
	In 1978, the Progressives split from the SDCP, opposed to their economic shift to the left and perceived abandonment of social reform. They were joined by the remnants of the Radical Liberals and the Constitutionalist Party, in addition to some moderate defectors from the SDU, together merging into the Reform Party in 1980. The party won its first electoral test in 1981, overtaking the SDCP and SDU and forming the first Reform government. The party also governed alongside the SDCP in the 2000s, but has recently been overtaken again by the SDCP. The party is considered to be social liberal and progressive, with a strongly Euclophilic stance. Jim Reynolds is the current leader of the party, elected in 2021. He is seen as a unifying figure.
		Greens Grėnas Les Vèrts	Sara Hall-Brookes & Nathan Coutanche	Supporting government	40 / 600	6 / 300	6 / 116	Green politics Progressivism Pro-Eucleanism
	Focusing on green politics, the Greens were founded in 1972, and were first elected to office in 1982 in opposition to proposals for nuclear power. The party gained further prominence in the succeeding decades, with factions espousing eco-socialism and green liberalism emerging in the party. The party is considered to be progressive and Euclophilic. The party has two co-leaders, at least one of which must be a woman or non-binary. The current co-leaders are Sara Hall-Brookes and Nathan Coutanche, who were elected on a watermelon ticket.
		Estmerish Section of the Workers' International Ėastmẹrliṡc Stycc af þe Vẹrcmannas' Ẹlllandas Section estmiaise de l’internationale travallleuse	Ted Barnes	Supporting government	21 / 600	4 / 300	6 / 116	Council socialism Anti-capitalism Soft-Euclosceptism
	Founded in 1914, the Estmerish Section of the Workers' International is a minor left-wing party in Estmere. It was founded in opposition to the proposed merger and rebranding that led to the SDCP, which its members saw as too reformist and moderate. The party was influenced by OSAI and SGIO, and adopted a platform of council socialism. The party experienced a mild revival in the aftermath of the Great War, but from then on ESWI entered a period of decline. A second revival was experienced in the 1990s, as the party adopted a Euclosceptic stance and a number of defections from the more moderate SDCP. Since then, it has been overtaken by the Greens as the main left-wing party. It is currently led by Ted Barnes, a former militant union boss. In Estmere's overseas territories, ESWI stands aside for and supports sister parties BKMI in Kingsport and SRFSWI in St Roberts and Fleming.
		Senior Citizens Countryside Alliance tbd tbd	Dorris Tippery	Opposition	14 / 670	0 / 300	0 / 116	Pensioners' interests Agrarianism Social conservatism
	The SCCA was founded in April 2021 in anticipation of the upcoming election, in which the party gained representation for the first time and surpassed the Party of the Swathish as the sixth largest party. It was founded as a merger of the existing Countryside Party and the new Senior Citizens Alternative, which was an SDU splinter founded in response to the missing pensions scandal. The party campaigns for pensioners' interests, with an agrarian and social conservative platform more broadly. Dorris Tippery, a former SDU minister, has served as party leader since its foundation.
		Party of the Swathish Partẹ af þe Svạþfolc	Aelfwin Stringer	Opposition	10 / 600	12 / 300	4 / 116	Swathish nationalism Social democracy Civic nationalism Regionalism
	The largest regionalist party in Estmere, the Party of the Swathish campaigns for greater powers for Wealdland, and protections for the Swathish language. It was founded in 1922 as part of the Swathish revival, but did not secure representation until the 40s. The party is civic nationalist, and is generally considered a single issue party on the national level, though the party has a social democratic platform at the state level. It has never participated in a national government, but is currently a junior coalition partner in the Weald. It has been led by Aelfwin Stringer since 2009.
		Vox Estmere Vox Ėastmẹrland Vox d'estme	Marcello Schipani & Kat Rodham	Supporting government	10 / 670	0 / 300	1 / 116	Euclofederalism Social liberalism
	Vox Estmere is the Estmerish branch of the pan-Euclean Vox Euclea, and was founded in 2019 along with most other branches of the party. Its founding principle is Euclofederalism, and it has adopted a social liberal platform more broadly. The party first entered Parliament in the 2021 election. It has two co-leaders, who since 2020 have been Marcello Schipani and Kat Rodham.
		future.es ạftima.es futur.es	Nate Foreman	Supporting government	7 / 670	0 / 300	0 / 116	Future politics E-democracy Participartory democracy
	Initially founded in 2009 as the Future Party, future.es was reconstitued in 2017 under its current name. Like other future parties, it primarily emphaises future politics, with key issues including copyright reform, software and internet freedom, anti-corruption and civil libertarianism. The party also emphasises participartory democracy, and views e-democracy as a method to achieve this. It first entered Parliament in 2021. Nate Foreman has served as leader since 2019.
		Aldman Democratic Alliance Aldske Demmokratisch Verein	Annika Schröder	Opposition	2 / 600	0 / 300	0 / 116	Aldman regionalism Social liberalism Civic nationalism
	The ADV is the smaller regionalist party with national representation in Estmere, and the party is considered that of Aldman interests. It is civic nationalist, though does not advocate independence from Estmere, and social liberal. The party shares a strong link with the Aldman People's Party in Werania, which it considers a sister party. It is led by Annika Schröder.

Parties with Euclean representation

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	Status	Seats in the Euclean Parliament	Ideology
		Estmere First Forẹastmẹrland L'Estme d'abord	File:Richard Tice campaigning in London in May 2018.jpg Anthony Pebbles	Extra-parliamentary	4 / 116	Right-wing populism Estmerish nationalism Euclosceptism
	Estmere First was founded in 1991 as a nationalist reaction to the nearing implementation of the Euclozone. The preceding Shilling Party merged with the Anti-Federalist Party and defectors from the SDU to form a new right-wing populist party of the right, emphasising Estmerish nationalism and Euclosceptism. The party's single issue was an opposition to the adoption of the Euclo, but after it came into force in 1995, the party moved to a generally Euclosceptic and nationalist position. George Avery, the youngest of the Avery brothers, resigned the leadership after the 2021 election in which the party lost national representation, and party chair Anthony Pebbles is the current interim leader.

Parties with state representation

Flurland

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	Status	Seats in the Flurland Assembly	Ideology
		Liberty Party Frėodȯm Partẹ Parti de libértie	Laurence Harwick	State opposition	12 / 313	Libertarianism Cultural liberalism
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		Flurian Language League Ligue de langue flurriais	Henri Le Forde	State opposition	3 / 313	Flurian language rights Flurian nationalism
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Greater Morwall

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	Status	Seats in the Greater Morwall Council	Ideology
		Morwall Residents' Assocation Mȧrvẹll Ġasạta Association des habitants de Morwall	Patrick White	State opposition	6 / 101	Independent politics Homeowners' interests Localism
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		Reason Party Rạdaþ Partẹ Parti de raison	Flo Devi	State opposition	1 / 101	Egalitarianism Social liberalism Feminism
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		Hope Not Hate Hop Naht Hett J'espère ne pas détester	David Huang	Supporting state government	1 / 101	Anti-capitalism Democratic socialism Anti-racism Minority rights
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		Who Owns The Streets? Wa Ȧg Þe Strạets? Qui aûgnes l's rues?	Ali Shaw	State opposition	0 / 101	Pedestrians' interest Pro-public transport Pro-pedestrian zones
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St Roberts and Fleming

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	Status	Seats in the St Roberts and Fleming Parliament	Ideology
		Sotirian Social Democratic Party	Lyman Heard	State government	30 / 67	Sotirian democracy Social conservatism Bahio-Arucian interests
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		Social Democratic Liberation Party	Ezra Hall	State opposition	19 / 67	Social democracy Ethnic equality
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		Social Liberal Democratic Party	Yvonne Banobiunu	State opposition	12 / 67	Economic liberalism Social conservatism Mixed race interests Gowsa interests
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		Integration with Estmere Party	Ant Simpson	Supporting state government	4 / 67	Estmerish unionism Estmerish integrationism Social liberalism White-Arucian interests
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		St Roberts and Fleming Workers' Party	Ferando Carter	State opposition	2 / 67	Socialism Council socialism St Roberts and Fleming independence Ethnic equality
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Kingsport

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	Status	Seats in the Kingsport Assembly	Ideology
		Kingsport Socialist Co-operative Party Partai Koperasi Sosialis Pulau Hujung	Adi Harjo	State government	17 / 55	Social democracy Estmerish unionism Trade union interests
	Operating as the Kingsport affiliate of the SDCP, the KSCP is one of the most prominent parties in the territory. It was founded in 1971 by trade unionists in order to contest elections to the Kingsport Territorial Council, and gained support from the mainland SDCP, with which the party affiliated formally in 1989. Candidates in Kingsport run on behalf of both the KSCP and the SDCP, and KSCP members have membership of the wider SDCP. The party is considered centre-left, and since the 1997 sovereignty referendum has officially been an Estmerish unionist party. The youthful Adi Harjo currently leads the party, and has been considered a rising star in the wider Estmerish labour movement. The party formed a coalition government following the 2017 election.
		Kingsport United Manunggal Pulau Hujung	Purnama Budi	State opposition	13 / 55	Liberal conservatism Estmerish unionism
	Kingsport United is both the largest opposition party and the largest party without a national affiliation in Kingsport. It traces its routes to the 1997 sovereignty referendum, where it was founded as an Estmerish unionist campaigning and pressure group, aiming to organise among the island's large Badi community. The group registered as a political party in 1999, and quickly overtook the SDU as the largest party of centre-right unionists. The party has a liberal conservative platform, and is popular among local businesspeople. Prominent local businessman Purnama Budi has led the party since 2011.
		Kingsport Alliance for Change Aliansi Pulau Hujung Kanggo Pangowahan	Sinta Sinta	State government	9 / 55	Democratic socialism Kabuese nationalism Social liberalism
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		The Kingsport Alternative Alternatif Pulau Hujung	File:DS Fadillah Yusof.png John Tirto	State government	6 / 55	Liberalism Estmerish unionism Social liberalism
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		Kabuese Section of the Workers' International Bagéan Wong Kabu Saka Magang Internasional	Dwi Purwodarminto	State opposition	2 / 55	Council socialism Kabuese nationalism
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